Mental health stakeholders in Ghana have raised concerns over a noticeable rise in suicide cases, particularly among...
West Africa
Mental health conversations in Nigeria are gaining renewed attention as public figures, security institutions, journalists, and vulnerable...
Mental health in Guinea-Bissau remains a largely neglected public health issue, but recent discussions by international health...
Lomé, Togo — In a country where fewer than ten psychiatrists serve millions of people, Togo is...
Beyond Silence: Chad’s Mental Health Crisis and the Urgent Call for Systemic Reform By Eze Anthony
Chad is facing a quiet but deepening mental health crisis—one shaped by conflict, displacement, poverty, and long-standing...
Niamey, Niger Republic — Amid political uncertainty, displacement, and worsening humanitarian conditions, the Niger Republic is confronting...
From Stage to Sanctuary: How Mali’s Traditional Theatre Is Healing Invisible Wounds By Eze Anthony
In a modest courtyard in Bamako, laughter rises where silence once reigned. Men and women step into...
Burkina Faso is facing a deepening mental health crisis, one shaped not by headlines alone but by...
Benin Republic Turns to Community Care as Mental Health Struggles Emerge from Silence By Eze Anthony
The Republic of Benin is gradually confronting a long-neglected mental health crisis, as health authorities and civil...
Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire — In a country where psychiatrists are scarce and mental illness remains widely misunderstood,...
